Small Boat Fishing - Netley - day and night - Warrior 165
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2020
- A lockdown compliant run out into Southampton water to make the most of a weather window before a week of predicted storms. There was no target species but I did expect an appearance from the Tings.
I have spent time fine tuning my anchor set-up and with a larger buoy (A4) and a lighter chain, I think I now have it dialled in. This was going to be my first attempt at the Alderney method at night.
I am fishing with 2 very cheap rod, reel & line setups purchased from Decathalon and at time of buying they were £34 each. For the price they obviously have their limitations but coped with the conditions on the day.
I also had my new Shakespeare ugly Stik’s, Daiwa SL30SH reels and Berkeley whiplash braid.
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32 minutes with a cuppa and watching a bit of fishing happy days 👍
Sit down, relax and enjoy your brew. 👍🏻
For centuries people have tried to describe fishing with pen and paper. But some smart, fun and most creative people like you, have turned it into reality and made it really interesting.
Thanks for sharing this nice fishing.
I’m pleased that it comes across exactly as it is intended. A bit of fun whilst I’m having lots of fun doing what I love.
Hi, Mark, watched one of your posts and like a Big Greedy Bass got hooked. I ended up watching loads over the weekend. Good quality media and sound, interesting,fun and educational. Its almost like you are there. I find myself watching your rod tips while your back is turned talking to us.It was also nice to hear you comment about some of your other skills so people could reach out during these difficult times. Keep up the fantastic posts, I am sure it is appreciated by many and will continue to grow. Thanks and well done. Mike
Mike, thank you for the kind words it is very much appreciated. It is inspiring to know the connection is there as it is something I have worked on. I try to talk to the camera as if it is someone I know and the channel has provided so many friends. One year after starting no one is more surprised than me that people like to watch.
Glad you have found us, take care. 👍🏻
Delighted to see a happy man fishing. Hang on in there buddy.
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Thanks Mark , see you out there soon
Can't wait!
Every trip is a learning curve,and helps build your confidence.Keep em coming !!
I’m really enjoying refreshing my skills and trying new stuff.
Tough session but you got to have the bad days to have the good days
I thought it was worth showing the reality and because it was quiet show the kit, rigs and bait.
Another great vid thanks Mark. I was fishing the very next day on the beach dead opposite to where you were anchored as to windy for boat. You done better than me .only had couple of bites but nothing caught. Surf was a bit churned up but always good to get out eh. Keep it reel. Stay safe.
I’ll be fishing that mark from the shore sometime soon and a few others in either direction. Keeping it local. 👍🏻
Nice channel 🎣🎣
Your patience and enthusiasm is uplifting. I’d have packed in long ago. Stay safe and Happy 2021 with tight lines!
Thank you. Happy New Year. 👍🏻
Well look like you had a great day out few fish the Old blank can't go wrong keeping yourself distance from other people on your own what could be better than that stay safe stay strong
The Americans call it cutbait, and yes, it's a pretty popular method. They tend to use massive chunks, which stay attached better than the delicate, soft baits we tend to use.
Wish the fishing was as good here. Usual enjoyable, informative video Mark. Cheers.
Thank you Ian, where are you fishing?
Due to family issues and illness I haven't fished in a while. Usually I fished hartlepool to whitby.
Lads I talk to seem to be having a lean time, except the ones fishing rock marks or cliffs.
After years of moaning and pointless killing of whiting, they are complaining now that they aren't catching them.
Although it is quiet and challenging in this weather there are some nice bass coming out along the south coast and numerous Undulate rays.
hi Mark - really think you'd benefit from using the uptide method. Before coming to NZ, much of my fishing was from a boat over the Essex sandbanks, we'd cast a sinker with long tailed grip wires (all wires come out of the bottom of the sinker, through 1" of metal tubing then bend back up at 45 deg angle). Other than that, the set up was a basic running ledger. Cast 30deg up tide, let it hit the bottom, let out a belly of line so the sinker digs in, then wait for a fish to come along and dislodge it. You could get away with 6oz leads as opposed to the 10oz you are using, plus it got your line away from the 'noise' made by the anchor rope. Works well in depths up to about 50 ft
I use to fish that way many moons ago and will get back to it. I haven’t got the correct leads atm and I’ve been concentrating on other things. It is a very effective method and will help disperse the 4 rods that I have better. Fish 2 upside and 2 long down tide. 👍🏻
Great day mate any fish is a bonus
It was very quiet and even a doggie was better than a blank.
If you need a few new boat marks (between IOW and Poole) I would be more than happy to share, or buddy up
I’m always looking for new marks and first hand knowledge is always good.
I still enjoy researching and prospecting my own but there aren’t that many places that haven’t already been sussed out.
I’m looking forward to the longer, warmer days to explore more and one area will be past Hurst and turn right. 😉
Love the long play time , just cleaning my reels
Have fun
Looking good again Mark. Diawa clickers are so good!
I’m pleased with them and think they will last well looking at them. Simple construction and really robust.
Pleased for you Mark that you got out to fish but more important some fresh air. Shame there wasn't more action for you but as you say every journey is a learning curve for you.
I wasn’t expecting anything but as long as you have a bait in the water there is a chance.
Loving the channel .... be cool to hear more about boat purchase,onboard toys etc. Boating experience. Costs etc
I have a series planned purely on boat, trailer, anchoring, Navionics, fish finder, solo launching etc. I hope it will help others that want to do similar.
As Kevin just commented every days a learning curve. Very enjoyable. Personally I would sell your cheapies and invest in the lighter version of your ugly sticks. In depths like there is in your area a lighter job would be a good way to. That's probably my year of species comps coming out.
I’ll be keeping the cheapies for 3 reasons really:
1: they will made perfect mackerel rods and I can leave them rigged ready to go.
2: I’d like to get my nipper interested and one will be perfect for him to learn.
3: I can take others out and have rods they can use.
Plus they are worth more to me than their monetary value.
I do have a need for at least another rod fit to target much bigger species but at the moment I e spent plenty. 😂
Great vid mate,Nice one!!
It was a bit quiet but still nice to get out and dip a line.
great vid mark i know where thats too lol.used to fish from the shore there from time to time.
It’s always nice to see fishing at marks we all know and love. I’ve lost count at how many different places I’ve filmed at now and I’ve got a huge list of ones still to visit. You may recognise a few more as I’ll be observing the “local” restrictions during lockdown. 👍🏻
looking forward to them mark.
Hi mark keep up the good work mate, i am pretty sure that was me next to you (red/white Shetland) we only had a few whiting and dogs up until we moved,once it got dark and ventured out further we got a plagued by congers, biggest was 11lb 7
Hi Billy, it is a small world. The 10lb’ish eel are very common atm in the Solent. They do give some sport though. Where did you move to after Netley?
@@seaangling
It is indeed, those congers a great fun the bigger they get, I did lose one that stripped my line from the reel.i just couldn’t stop it!.......we only ventured a little deeper water,Just off Greenland’s👍🏼
Sounds like you hooked into something interesting. I think at this time of year and in open water the Congers hit a bait and run compared to wreck fishing where they hide.
Excellent video again Mark, Look out for infrared reversing cameras, we have one on the motor home, makes for an easier life, and less wiring!
I have been searching for a wireless option to link to my phone. I think I’ve found a wireless magnetic camera.
@@seaangling self powered to eliminate any wiring I take it Mark? I would have suggested Garmin, especially if you have a Garmin Sat Nav to use as the screen.
I have found one that is rechargeable, has a magnetic base and links to a phone for the screen. I thought it would help when hitching up I could put it close to view the towbar and then move it up high looking back for launching /recovery.
@@seaangling Hiya, Put it up high and you can watch the tow hitch for reversing onto it and if it's possible, you may be able to watch the trailer/boat on the journey
I've found the B8m8 tool ihas help me for making Ray baits am rubbish when it come to mixing my baits lol
I have tried that and prefer using bait loaders and needles. I could t find either when I was doing this but typically found them when I was packing up. 🤨
At least your out there trying mark
Doing my best buddy, doing my best.
It was meant to be a shore fishing trip but the imminent weather and spring tide changed my mind.
@@seaangling I went Smalleyed fishing yesterday had to small one's
What was your preferred bait for those?
I have had mine on sandeel/squid.
@@seaangling squid and sand eel
Hi Mark.
What type/length of boat do you have?
Hi, it is a Warrior 165. They are very roomy for a small boat and they have a wide beam. Pretty quick up on the plane with a fast cruising speed.
Hi Mark, I am looking at the Warrior 165 as my next boat but wondered what your thought are of it ? I am looking for a boat the is a comfortable ride (not slamming) to get out to marks 7/8 miles out. Any thoughts would be appreciated or boats you would probably go for if you could swap. Cheers Bob
Bob, if you want to have a chat you can message me through Facebook or messenger and we could talk about them, pros and cons.
Otherwise I would say I’ve always felt safe in mine. They have an air tight hull void that is easily tested/checked and further buoyancy under the front seats. Mine planes above 13-14 knots and cruises with the 70hp Suzuki at 18-20 knots, tops out at 31-32 knots with tide and wind in favour.
They are trim sensitive and can porpoise but if adjusted well and balanced they go very well. In chop they do not slice and you will need to reduce speed for a comfortable ride.
In open water I’ve never had to leave before others and comfort is above average for a 16’ boat at anchor.
@@seaangling Hi Mark Thanks for the quick reply. They sound ideal so will look out for one in Devon.
Hi Mark, out of interest how much does it cost to maintain a small boat annually, rough guide ty m8 jules
It does vary wildly depending on convenience and how much you do yourself. But from what I know here is an idea.
1. Fees for a 6 metre boat on dry stack is about £300 a month, in a private yard with launch about £500 a quarter and in a yard with a club about £300 a year.
2. Suzuki outboard full service with main dealer £330.
3. Insurance with Porthcawl £220 a year.
4. Fuel for a Warrior 165 cruising @ 18-19 knots is 1litre per Nm.
5. Sundries and safety equipment would average out about £200 a year.
6. Trailer servicing £200 a year.
Keeping your boat at home and if possible servicing your own engine brings the cost right down but convenience really costs. Add everything up and give yourself a contingency to maintain everything.
Where I keep mine, having a main dealer engine service, full insurance and maintaining my trailer averages out about £200 a month. I could halve that if I kept it at home but I pay for convenience.
@@seaangling wow , coming from Lymington originally before we moved to ipswich , I was brought up on boats , now I'd like to get one I'm shocked how much a year it would cost to maintain, thou I could keep it at a fishing club private yard for £300 , the other cost certainly mount up my friend , ty for the great information Mark , I'll be back down staying with my Sis in hedge end in July, if you still fancy a meet up for a session on the beach my friend 👍👍.. jules , ps sorry I haven't been in touch for a while .. family issues m8
I regularly see a very nice boat near to mine but it is in a different league with twin 300’s on the back. I was chatting with the owner and at full chat they burn 200 litres and hour. 😲💰
Charter trips are far more economical for the occasional boat fisher.